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High-Quality Child Care, Available to All

More people are moving to the Boulder County than ever before, increasing the demand for childcare. In saturated market, the cost of childcare is rising and families with limited resources are being pushed out of standard care centers. Our sliding scale makes childcare accessible, no matter a family's income.


We help families in need qualify for public programs like: CCAP, WIC, TANF, Medicaid/CHP+, SNAP , CHIP, LEAP,  IFSP, IEP

 
 
 

Healthy Children Learn Better

The following are included in the cost of tuition:

 
  • Breakfast

  • Lunch

  • 2 Snacks

  • On-site Cook

  • Formula and Baby food

  • Daipers

  • Breastfeeding Room and Breast Pump

  • Option to feed babies their mother's frozen breastmilk

  • Vision Screenings

  • Hearing Screenings

  • Oral Screenings

  • Health Coordinator on Staff

 
 
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Innovative Care

Our On-site Cook

We know that nutrition is a key factor in a child's success at school. Therefore our cook makes meals specifically to meet the needs of growing bodies and developing minds. Also, our cook, teachers and administrators work together to protect children with food allergies.

Ahead of the Pack

A Health Coordinator

As a part of our holistic approach to child care, our health coordinator educates and supports families around child-specific health issues. We're dedicated to maintaining vision and hearing screenings, well-child visits, immunizations and allergy records.

 
 

Every Child, No Matter What

When necessary, we provide intervention services for children with special health care needs, mental health concerns, disabilities, or developmental delays.

We have never expelled or refused service to a child because of special health care needs, mental health concerns, disabilities or developmental delays.

If a child is falling behind, a teacher will quickly notifiy the child's parents to come up with a family-centered plan to help the child back on track.

 
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We work with healthcare professionals
during class time to help working families.

 
  • Occupational Therapists

  • Speech Therapists

  • Physical Therapists

  • PLAY THERAPISTS

  • Psychologists

  • Lactation Consultants

  • Nurse Consultant

 
 
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Parent Groups

Parents in the U.S. regularly report feelings of isolation. We understand the importance for people to have a communty and a support network as they learn to be parents. We facilitate gatherings for them to share tips and tricks, as well as discuss topics like: - traveling with kids, - weekend activities in the area, - safe body workshops, and more.

Parent Involvement

Children spend many hours with us every week. We encourage parents to meet their childrens' friends and families at activities throughout the year: 

  • Light up the Holidays
  • Pasta in the Park
  • Halloween Munchkin Masquarade
  • Private Facebook groups for each program
  • Parent Groups
  • Serve on the BDNA Board of Directors
 
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